After a Hamas attack on Sderot, Israel, residents evacuated but are now returning with soldiers guarding schools. Trauma and insecurity remain among residents, with psychological support for children. Mayor Alon Davidi reflects on resilience and rebuilding efforts, contrasting the return of Israelis to Sderot with the situation in North Gaza.
Key Points
Residents of Sderot evacuated during Hamas attack but are now returning
Schools have reopened, with soldiers guarding for security
Psychological support provided for traumatized children
Mayor Alon Davidi emphasizes resilience and rebuilding efforts
Pros
Residents are returning to Sderot as rocket fire from Gaza decreases
Schools have reopened, providing a sense of normalcy for children
Efforts to support residents psychologically and provide grants for returnees
Cons
Residents continue to experience trauma and insecurity
Ongoing conflict and destruction in North Gaza
Concerns about long-term security and potential for further violence